Ideas I Keep Building

The Aspect is an astrology product that turns birth date, birth time, and location into a richly written reading. It blends chart generation with a more conversational layer, so people can continue asking questions instead of stopping at a static report.

I shaped it as a self-initiated web product with a more editorial visual language, and shipped it live on Render as an experiment in turning spiritual tooling into a more designed, immersive product experience.

Document Merge is a Google Workspace extension that reads data from Google Sheets, maps it to a Docs or Slides template, generates a PDF for every submitted row, and sends that PDF to the right email address automatically.

I built it as a workflow product for people who repeatedly generate structured files from form responses. Instead of manual copy-paste or brittle scripts, the product gives them a setup flow for templates, tag mapping, triggers, storage, and delivery.

HTML Builder is a visual HTML and CSS editor paired with a Chrome extension. It can pull public pages in through a URL, or capture logged-in pages through the extension so they become editable inside a proper visual editor.

The product came from a very practical need: editing real interfaces that are hard to inspect through normal URL-based tools. The extension plus editor pairing makes it easier to rework downloaded pages, imported projects, or authenticated screens in one workflow.

PocketEncode is a browser-based utility for converting common video formats to MP4 while still giving control over output size. It wraps the process in a guided flow for upload, compression setup, conversion, and download.

I made it because there was no free tool that handled my exact need cleanly: convert almost anything into MP4 and still let me tune the weight of the output instead of accepting a black-box result.